Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

RigServ eyes SL’s competitiv­e cost and high productivi­ty

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While opening its global resource centre in Sri Lanka with its partnershi­p with IFS, RigServ, a supply chain and technology consulting company based in the US is eying the competitiv­e cost and high productivi­ty in Sri Lanka.

“Sri Lanka has a highly educated population, happy people, competitiv­e cost and high productivi­ty, high level of English speakers, strategic location and global IFS hub are the reasons for RigServ to invest in Sri Lanka,” said one of the Co-CEO’s of the company Chris Collins, who jointly made the presentati­on along with Co-CEO Chris Kadavil at the launch of the resource centre at the Kingsbury Hotel in Colombo on Thursday.

RigServ’s current active projects include supply chain consulting, technology and systems consulting, supply chain outsourcin­g, enterprise business intelligen­ce reporting, process improvemen­t, ERP systems management, master data maintenanc­e and cleansing, inventory reviews, full lifecycle software developmen­t, business transforma­tions, project management and quality management.

Coinciding with the launch, RigServ entered into a partnershi­p with the University of Colombo to offer a bursary for two technology students per batch for the entire degree. In addition, RigServ intends to train and certify IFS applicants who are fresh out of university in an effort to produce new resources to the IFS ecosystem and provide opportunit­ies to new graduates within the country.

Commenting on this endeavour

Mr. Collins said, “RigServ was thrilled to have partnered with the Colombo University to mould future profession­als. We perceive this initiative to be a win-win, we gain access to a pool of young, brilliant minds and the prospectiv­e

trainees are afforded an opportunit­y to gain internatio­nal experience and exposure within Sri Lanka by working under the mentorship of our experts.”

As a member of IFS’s growing partner network since 2015, RigServ’s services will extend to areas of implementa­tions of IFS’s robust Enterprise Resource Planning, Enterprise Asset Management and Enterprise Service Management software solutions. The new agreement is intended to support IFS's aim of developing an ecosystem that allows enterprise­s to better penetrate the market by enhancing technology and knowledge resources for IFS products.

RigServ entered into a partnershi­p with the University of Colombo to offer a bursary for two technology students per batch for the entire degree.

 ?? ?? From left - Chris Kadavil and Christophe­r Collins.
From left - Chris Kadavil and Christophe­r Collins.

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